All three designers (Mark Mitchell, Jae Rhim Lee, and Pia Interlandi) who were chosen for this study subscribe to the idea that to dress a corpse in the specialty burial garments used by funeral homes reduces the "greenness" of a green burial because those are made from petroleum-derived fibers that do not decompose.
Possibly, the fact that GPs were instructed to follow the guideline could have influenced the generalisability of our results because GPs who did not participate in our study subscribe other interventions, which could have resulted results in different costs estimates.
The majority of participants of the qualitative study subscribed to a 'bench-to-bedside' definition of translational research, meaning a translation of basic findings into clinical research.
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While we have not studied the re-organization of lipids in this study, we subscribe to the possibility that small clusters of TCR-SEA-DR1 may be sufficient to recruit and perhaps cluster signaling molecules, and initiate signaling downstream of TCRs.
The women in the qualitative element of the study lucidly subscribed to the dominant discourse of hospital as the safest place to give birth, under the premise of assuring a live healthy baby irrespective of their management type.
However, it was clear that all interviewed study participants subscribed to the view summarised by GP 207 as follows:... overall I think it's just the being better educated and having therefore more clinical expertise and [the] communication tools to prescribe appropriately, treat appropriately, and therefore give better patient care, which is the bottom line.
Although many who study emerging infections subscribe to social-production-of-disease theories, few have examined the contribution of social inequalities to disease emergence.
Southern Poverty Law Center said the study surveyed more than 1,700 social studies teachers that subscribe to its teaching tolerance project, as well as others found on commercial lists.
Investigators sometimes try to avoid the influence of recall bias by limiting analyses to participants who do not subscribe to the study hypothesis, but our results show this may not be a good strategy, given that in our study it would obscure the well-established association between family history and breast cancer risk.
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